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in performance: SONAR New Music Ensemble's Invigorating "Child's Play"

November 25, 2014 By sybariticsinger

in performance: SONAR New Music Ensemble's Invigorating "Child's Play"

Note: Many thanks to James Young for this guest review. Talented writers and insightful reviewers across the country, like James, contribute …

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in performance: Rhymes With Opera "Heartbreak Express"

November 17, 2014 By sybariticsinger

in peformance: Rhymes With Opera "Heartbreak Express"

Note: Many thanks to Michael Berg for this guest review. I am thrilled to have talented writers, such as Michael, who help expand the …

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in performance: Beyond the Score with the Des Moines Symphony

November 16, 2014 By sybariticsinger

Des Moines Symphony | Beethoven's Fifth "Beyond the Score"

It is a testament not only to the rich legacy of the 77 season history of the Des Moines Symphony but also to the faithful patrons in the …

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in performance: A Vision for Chamber Music – Fifth House Ensemble's "Black Violet Act II"

October 19, 2014 By sybariticsinger

Peter Stevenson, Executive Director of the Civic Music Association, welcomed the audience in Sheslow Auditorium of Drake University on …

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in performance: Opera Omaha's Compelling "Rigoletto"

October 18, 2014 By sybariticsinger

There is a point in every tragedy in which the hero's life begins to unravel. In Giuseppe Verdi's 1851 grand opera Rigoletto, that moment …

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in performance: Mark Your Calendars for Andriessen 75!

April 2, 2014 By sybariticsinger

From April 6 to 13, Washington D.C. area audiences will get to hear a cross-section of Louis Andriessen’s most important recent work in a …

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in performance: A Delightful "Elixir of Love" at Washington National Opera

March 21, 2014 By sybariticsinger

It was a lover and his lass that made last night's audience fall in love all over again during Washington National Opera's production of …

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in performance: Theo Bleckmann & Rob Schwimmer's "Berlin~Las Vegas"

March 7, 2014 By sybariticsinger

The songs that sprung from the Berlin cabaret (Kabarett) scene beginning in 1901 through the Weimar era packed a powerful punch in condensed …

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in performance: East Coast Premiere of 'Moby-Dick' at Washington National Opera

February 24, 2014 By sybariticsinger

What makes for a truly modern opera production? Washington National Opera's current production of composer Jake Heggie and librettist Gene …

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